Sony doesn’t really make a big deal about releasing smartphones in the United States, but it still makes them all available at one point or another. Today, the company is launching its latest flagship stateside, and for way too much cash.

One notable point about the XZ1 is that it is one of the first Android phones on the market running on top of Android Oreo. It still ships with Sony’s skin over top of Google’s OS, but regardless, it’s still nice to see the latest version of Android on a new release.

However, I honestly can’t say that’s worth the $699 Sony asks for it, especially since Sony’s fingerprint sensor is disabled in the US. That said, if you’re interested in purchasing it, Sony is offering the phone through Amazon, Best Buy, and other major outlets in the US starting today.